July 31

• Tanzania: Talks Start On Rukwa Labour Dispute

  THE Jianxi Geo-Engineering (Group) Corporation (JGC) management has met with stakeholders with a view to finding a lasting solution to a stand-off between it and the workers. Read more »

• Tanzania: Barcelona to Help Develop Tanzanian, African Talent

  TANZANIA is among countries earmarked by Barcelona to unearth future generations of African talent which they hope can one day follow in the footsteps of Samuel Eto'o, Yaya Toure... Read more »

• Tanzania: Zanzibar Seeks IAEA Help to Combat Fruit Pests, Diseases

  ZANZIBAR is seeking help from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in fighting devastating fruit pests and diseases, the House was informed. Read more »

• Tanzania: FIFA Players' Agent Exam Set for Next Month

  THE world soccer governing body, FIFA, player's agent examination for interested local candidates will be held on September 26, this year, at the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF)... Read more »

• Tanzania: De-Registered Iranian Tankers Still Flying Tanzanian Flag

  IN response to recent fresh allegations that some Iranian tankers have been detected using Tanzanian identification codes, Zanzibar has asked all ports authorities around the world... Read more »

• Tanzania: Thai Premier Lauds Africa's Economies, Democracy

  AFRICA'S fastest growing economies and democratic reforms are a major attraction to the business community in Thailand, a nation which is one of the Asian Tigers. Read more »

• Tanzania: Extension Officers Idle, House Told

  MEMBERS of the House of Representatives yesterday raised concern over idleness of Field Extension Officers (FEO), blaming them for poor food production in Zanzibar. Read more »

• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Tops in Fighting Counterfeits, Substandard Medical Products

  The Deputy Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Dr Seif Rashid, made the revelation as he was launching a workshop on substandard, spurious, falsely labelled, falsified and... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kikwete to Launch Organisation Tackling Cerebral Palsy in Children

  PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete is expected to grace the launch of an association dubbed-Tanzania Parents Association of Children with Cerebral Palsy (CHAWAUMAVITA) in Dar es Salaam late... Read more »

• Tanzania: Chaneta Extends Registration Deadline

  THE Netball Association of Tanzania (Chaneta) has extended the deadline for teams to register their players for the Tanzania Mainland netball championship to August 10, this year. Read more »

• Tanzania: TPL Defends Azam TV Deal

  AN interim board formed by the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) to supervise the Mainland Premier League (TPL) has defended its decision to enter into a three-year contract with... Read more »

• Tanzania: Hypocrites Have No Room in CCM, Says Iddi

  LEADERS in the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) acting against the party's constitution and manifesto should be sidelined, Ambassador Seif Ali Iddi has said. Read more »

• Tanzania: Remove Containers Within 48 Hours, Firm Ordered

  THE High Court's Land Division has given the Registered Trustees of Parthenon Hall 48 hours to remove the containers that had been put to deny access to the building where members... Read more »

• Tanzania: Outreach Programme Seeks to Empower Youth Groups

  THE government in conjunction with some non-governmental organisations (NGOs) organised an out-reach programme for youth groups targeted at teaching them entrepreneurship skills,... Read more »

• Tanzania: Mzumbe Launches Programme for Locals to Manage Big Projects

  MZUMBE University, in collaboration with a Brazilian-based institute, ISAE, has inaugurated a new academic programme that seeks to empower Tanzanians to efficiently manage big... Read more »

• Tanzania: Tanzanian Villagers Sue African Barrick Gold Over 2011 Violence

  AFRICAN Barrick Gold is being sued in Britain's High Court by a group of Tanzanians who say the company was complicit in the killing by police of at least six villagers at one of... Read more »

• Tanzania: Tanga - When Seashore Is Littered With Human Waste

  AT Mnyanjani Village, a remote location in Mzingani Ward in Tanga City, women scrap fish to remove fish scales in readiness for preparation of lunch. Read more »

• Tanzania: Ntagazwa, Co-Accused Have Case to Answer

  THE Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam found former Cabinet Minister Arcado Ntagazwa and two other accused persons with a case to answer on charges of obtaining... Read more »

• Tanzania: WB Injects Sh344.6 Billion for Facilitation Project

  THE World Bank (WB) has provided US$ 210 million (344.6bn/-) to Tanzania to support the implementation of the Southern Africa Trade and Transport Facilitation Project (SATTFP). Read more »

• Tanzania: Coast Region Reclaims Over 1,700 to ARV Use

  MORE than 2,000 HIV-positive people who had stopped using anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) were reached by peer educators last year in Coast region. Read more »

July 30

• Tanzania: Education Exhibition Opens in Dar es Salaam

  EFFECTIVE participation of community in education matters will help to bring change to the sector and facilitate responsible stakeholders to provide quality education affordably. Read more »

• Kenya: Kenya Volleyball Queens Cruise Past Tanzania

  KENYA volleyball queens on Sunday collected their second win in the ongoing Zone 5 World championships volleyball qualifiers with an easy 3-0 (25-10,25-11, 25-16) win over... Read more »

• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam All Stars Hit Vijana 'City Bulls'

  TANZANIA representative in this year FIBA Africa Zone Five Basketball championship Vijana City Bulls of Dar es Salaam suffered a 79-67 defeat at the hands of Dar All Stars in the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Information Minister to Launch Youths Camp

  MINISTER for Information, Youth, Culture and Sports, Dr Fenella Mukangara, will on Monday officiate the Youth World Camp and launch a book titled 'Who are you dragging me.' Read more »

• Tanzania: Tanzania Must Be Well Prepared for the Imminent Gas Economy

  PERMANENT Secretary at the U.K. Department for International Development, Mark Lowcock, is an Afro optimist. He believes that this century can be Africa's century. Read more »